Funeral Notices and Local Social News From Corning West Virginia
Funeral services held for Amos S Hyde in Walker West Virginia after three day illness at a son’s home. Thomas Walpole to be buried at Zion cemetery Portersville with services at St Bernard church. Leo Walpole of Corning ill in bed. Mrs Walpole’s death noted earlier. Visitors from Glouster report on Mrs F Murphy’s improved condition at Millertown. Ladies Class No 13 met at Lora Longley’s home with twelve members present. Donation of 3 dollars to polio drive. refreshments by Lulu Dunlap and Thelma Frasure. Mrs Mary Brown’s condition slightly improved. March of Times campaign continues with school children contributions. Corning reports three polio victims. Dance at Eagles Hall to close drive later this month. Gaston Sicilian chairs the drive. notice ends with Mrs Jessie R Richardson.
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Mary Roof
Frank Beusher
Lulu Dunlap
Thelma Frasure
Mary Brown
Church St
Corning
Eagles Hall
Gaston Sicilian
Jessie R. Richardson
Amesville social notes and church visit highlights
Capacity crowd at the Methodist sponsored appearance of Frank Moore and the Log Cabin Boys at the high school. Athens Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship members visited January 16 for services and games. Local figures and students share activities including DAR Citizenship test contestants Joyce Jago Agnes Whitesel and others.
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Amesville
Frank Moore
Log Cabin Boys
Athens Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship
Patsy Glass
Eleanor Antle
Harriet Antle
Athens
Harold Jeffers
Great Lakes
Whitlatch
Jeffers
Methodist Church
Joyce Jago
Agnes Whitesel
Ames-Bern
DAR
Dorothy Gardner
Cincinnati
Clifford Gardner
Carol
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Clark
F. L. Thomas
Thomas
Walter Saving
Logan
Clarks
Barbara
Elaine Gooding
Geraldine Nagle
R. B. Thompson
Columbus
Thompson
Lara Wymer
Ella Thompson
Vena Barr
Nan Newton
Mr. Best
Pennsville
Mary Grosvenor
Donley Baptizes Plans for Lois Jean and Robert Smith
Mr and Mrs Charles Donley announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lois Jean to Mr Robert Smith of Detroit. Lois Jean, a New Straitsville High School graduate class of 1947, has worked for the Farm Bureau in Columbus since graduation. Smith, a World War II veteran, recently discharged from the Navy, will live in Detroit where he is employed.
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New Straitsville
Charles Donley
Lois Jean
Robert Smith
Detroit
Donley
New Straitsville School
Farm Bureau
Columbus
Masonic Temple
Mildred Timms
New Jersey
Ray Orndorf
Florence Evans
Madge Williams
Jean
Sally
Jimmie Lines
Bill Dishon
Hocking Valley Hospital
Lancaster
Bill
Dick Poulton
Perry Pals
W. E. Bell
Pittsburgh
Rio Grande Mothers Club Discusses Child Happiness
The Rio Grande Mothers club met under Mrs. Robert Eugene Lewis to discuss what is essential for children's happiness. Speakers included mothers Mrs. James I Clarke Mrs. Alice DeMel Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Call sharing perspectives from a high school girl boy and youngest child. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is February 15 with Miss Hazel Key of Cleveland to speak on religious education at home.
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Rio Grande
Hazel Key
Cleveland
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